Effective date: 12 October 2026
Kids Photo Gallery is a gallery for young children, set up and supervised by a parent or guardian. This policy describes the current app's handling of photos, videos and settings.
Kids Photo Gallery displays photos and videos from the device photo library with the permission you grant. A parent chooses which albums to show and whether photos or videos are enabled. On supported systems you can limit the library items the app can access. The app may read library metadata such as album identifiers and media dates to browse and display the permitted items.
The app reads permitted photos, videos and metadata on your device to display them; it does not send them to the app's developer or a developer-operated service. The current app has no accounts, advertising, tracking, analytics or in-app purchases. If an iOS item exists only in your iCloud library, Apple's photo-library services may download it when you view it. This uses your Apple account and device settings and may use mobile data; Apple's terms and privacy policy apply to that service.
Photo/video preferences and selected album identifiers are stored locally using the operating system's preference storage. Media libraries and playback components may create on-device thumbnails, converted files or cached copies to display or play permitted content. Platform backup behavior is governed by your device settings; “local” does not promise exclusion from OS-managed backups.
The app checks existing permission at startup without displaying a permission request. A parent starts the photo-access request through the parent challenge. Change displayed albums and media toggles behind the same challenge. The app starts with no albums selected until a parent chooses what to show.
Parents can open system photo-permission Settings through a gated action in the app, or visit Settings directly. On supported systems, parents can choose limited access rather than the entire library. Revoke or limit access there at any time. Clearing app data or uninstalling removes app-local settings/caches according to the platform; it does not delete the photos and videos in your system library. Any device or iCloud backups are managed separately by you and the platform provider.
The gallery is intended for young children with parent or guardian setup. Parents are responsible for selecting suitable media. The reading-based challenge is not strong authentication, and full-screen presentation is not a device lock. Use Guided Access or app pinning when device containment is needed.
The support page explains setup and recovery. Support and privacy questions can be directed to the Kids Photo Gallery maintainers at kidsphotogallery_support@kaiserapps.com. Do not include a child's photos or videos, names, sensitive personal information, passwords, or private library details in support emails.
If you email us, we receive your email address and the information you choose to include, and use them to respond to your support or privacy request. Email support is separate from the app's on-device photo viewing; the app does not submit support reports automatically.
Opening these pages takes you to an external web service. Your browser and those services handle web requests under their own privacy policies. Email delivery is handled by your email provider and ours under their applicable terms and privacy policies.
Use the support email above for privacy questions or follow-up. If the app's data handling changes, this policy will be updated with a new effective date. Review the policy associated with the version you use.